Cocoa Runners Cooking & Baking 44% Milk Chocolate 230g

Description

This is a 230g bag of milk chocolate couverture.

This is a rich and fudgy couverture with a flavour that comes alive with a burst of vanilla, red fruit and citrus notes. Although that fruity edge is typical of cocoa from the island of Madagascar, it’s unusual to find it in a milk chocolate. This is perfect for a variety of uses in the kitchen.

Why Cook With Craft Chocolate?

Single-estate craft cooking chocolate tastes better, is easier to work with and is free from additives and preservatives.

Better Flavours

Cocoa Runners cooking chocolate packs more flavour into every single bite. So if you’re looking to improve your bakes – for richer cakes, gooier brownies and more intense cookies – you need look no further. Making the simple to swap to single-estate cooking chocolate and cocoa powder couldn’t be easier and it will improve your bakes in an instant.

Easy To Work With

Our cooking chocolate buttons are incredibly easy to work with – they’re designed to melt quickly and evenly, and weighing them out couldn’t be simpler.

Natural Ingredients

We believe in keeping things natural. Just as we choose to bake with simple flours and free range eggs, we believe that cooking chocolate should be free from chemicals and preservatives. Unlike other cooking chocolates, you won’t find any mysterious ingredients listed on the back of our packaging.

Easy To Store

Our cooking chocolate and cocoa are easy to store.  So you need never worry about wasting any.  All our grab bags of chocolate come in resealable bags, so you can be confident that, so long as you store them in a cool, dry place, the chocolate will remain fresh and ready to use.

Transparent, Fair Sourcing

We believe in telling you about the regions and the farms our cocoa comes from.  Our Madagascan cooking chocolate is made by Menakao from cocoa that is harvested from the finest producers in the mineral-rich Sambirano Valley. Menakao is one of only a handful of companies making chocolate at origin in Madagascar.  It trades directly with farmers, and by cutting out middlemen it is able to pay the farmers up to five times the premiums that Fairtrade beans would command.

Need Some Inspiration?

We’ve teamed up with chefs, authors and influencers from around the world of food and drink to present to you a selection of mouthwatering recipes to try out at home.

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